Coming-soon page · four directions

Pick the one that feels like RANCO.

Same content in all four — the logo, the three activities in English and Arabic, and Shakeel's contact details. What changes is the treatment. Every one keeps the logo exactly as drawn, in its own navy and blue.

Concept D · recommended

Clear

The modern, minimal one. A single centred column, a lot of air, one accent colour and one button. Each activity is one line with English at the left and Arabic at the right, so the two languages read as a pair. No photography, no ornament.
Open concept D →
Concept A

Ledger

White, typographic, no photograph. The activities are set as a numbered bilingual ledger and the contact details are the one solid block of colour on the page. Reads as precise and corporate.
Open concept A →
Concept B

Split

A hard vertical split — information on white, a photograph duotoned into the brand navy in its own panel. Keeps a picture in the page without the logo ever having to sit on top of one.
Open concept B →
Concept C

Skyline

No photography at all. The rising bar field from RANCO's own logo is blown up into a skyline across the foot of the page, and the three activities sit as equal columns. The most brand-owned of the three.
Open concept C →

Three things worth knowing before you pick

The photograph in B is a stand-in. It is a licensed stock shot of a Saudi desert highway, not RANCO's own fleet, and it should be replaced with their photography before anything goes live. D, A and C need no photography at all, so they can launch without waiting on a shoot.
The Arabic is RANCO's own wording, taken word-for-word from their company profile — so nothing here needs a translator's sign-off.
All four hold one screen on a phone and on a laptop, with the phone number and the Call button visible without scrolling. That is the only job this page has.

Clear

Ledger

Split

Skyline

Three things worth knowing before you pick